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Uber Eats driver was on phone when she hit, killed UT student, lawsuit says

A citation against the driver for failure to yield was dismissed because a Tampa detective failed to submit it to court on time. Police are appealing the decision.

During a prayer service, a photo of Emily Walker, right, was shared online by the New Jersey high school where she graduated. Walker, a student at the University of Tampa, was killed in a motorcycle crash at the downtown Tampa campus. [ St. Rose High School ]

Josh Fiallo
Former Times Reporter

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